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Buying Or Selling? Release Date: November 1St 2019 • ISSUE NO. 1407 • • THEISLANDSGRAPEVINE.COM • • NOVEMBER 7, 2019 • EST. 1991 HORNBY ISLAND & DENMAN ISLAND COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER • theislandsgrapevine.com • • “In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.” • Jose Narosky • DENMAN HARDWARE Sylvie SchrSchroederoeder D.I. General Store “Your friendly local hardware store” PPersonalersonal RRealeal EsEstatetate Corporation Cold weather reminders: Fuel stabilizer, RV/ 250-8250-898-919998-9199 NOVEMBER 11 Long Weekend Hours trailer antifreeze,gas line antifreeze, de-icer, well pump heat tape, hot water tank anodes, weather Sunday Nov 10 & Mon Nov 11 (Remembrance Day) stripping, butane for power outages, flashlights, What’s new! ... New Listing! headlamps, spare batteries, strike anywhere • Unique Home on 5Ac General Store: matches, candles, and multi purpose lighters. with OOcean/mtncean/mtn vieviewsws 335-2400 HOURS M-F 9-4 • SATURDAY 10-4 • 4bed/4bed/3bath3bath this Open from Noon-4pm StraStrawbale/postwbale/post & beam conconstructionstruction home is Post Office: Closed absabsolutelyolutely gorgorgeousgeous + • Detached garage/ General Store: 250-335-2293 wkshop with sstudiotudio on upper floor Post Office: 250-335-1636 Baynes Sound Insurance joins Waypoint! 23423411 Chickadee RRdd • 2 sstallstalls bbarn,arn, ddrilledrilled UUpliftingplifting h ahardrd w oworkingrking f unfun lo lovingving st astaff.ff. Ver yVery grum grumpypy Leslie and Chris are here to help with all $$749,000749,000 wwellell & septic bbossoss wwhoho hhasas oonn hihiss bbookook sshelfhelf ttenen cocomicmic bbooks,ooks, fifiveve your insurance needs. wwwwww.sylvieschroeder.com.sylvieschroeder.com spsportsorts b obooks,oks, a nandd t hthee r estrest s i ishi sthistory.ory. 250-335-2027 waypoint.ca [email protected]@sylvieschroeder.com Invitation To The Islands Tender Bente Pilgaard You are invited Managing Broker, Realtor to submit a tender to the Ford Cove Harbour 250-792-0128 Friesen Family Construction Authority, on Hornby Island, to replace the www.islandsrealestate.com wooden walkway at Ford Cove Harbour. Please Ltd. Contact Harbour Manager by phone or email Building for the future to receive an electronic or hard copy of the ITT. Buying or Selling? Release date: November 1st 2019 Local Licensed Builder Deadline for Submissions: November 30th call Bente 2019 at 4pm 2-5-10 Warranty 250-465-2375 Jean Miserendino, Harbour Manager for a free consultation. www.friesenfamilyconstruction.com Email: [email protected] Cellphone: (250)897-8564 • 2 • NOVEMBER 7TH, 2019 • THE ISLANDS GRAPEVINE • COMM CONTENTS NUU-CHAH-NULTH NATIONS URGE INFO ISSUE NO. 1407 • NOVEMBER 7TH, 2019 NEWLY ELECTED GOVERNMENT By Nuu-Chah-Nulth Nation • COMMUNITY INFO • • 2 • NUU-CHAH-NULTH NATIONS URGE NEWLY ELECTED ancouver Island, BC • After ten years of government GOVERNMENT by Nuu-Chah-Nulth Nation obstruction, five Nuu-chah-nulth Nations, supported • 3 • NEW! CRAFT FAIR RAFFLE V by Laura Busheikin by the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council (NTC), urge the • 5 • ISLANDS 2050 ON DENMAN by Anthony Gregson • 6 • HORNBY DENMAN MOBILE implementation and fulfillment of constitutional fishing DENTAL CLINIC NEWS by Dr. Peter Walford rights that were recognized by the B.C. Supreme Court • 8 • HORNBY PURSUING FIBRE-OPTIC NETWORKS in 2009. by William Thomas • 9 • INTERNET CONSULTATION ON November 3rd marked the ten-year reconciliation. It is an unconsciona- DENMAN by Anthony Gregson anniversary of a landmark Supreme ble assault on the livelihood of First Court decision, Ahousaht Nation v. Nations fishers and on our regional • ARTS&LIT • • 4 • FROM THE CROW’S NEST: Pacific Canada (Attorney General), 2009 economy,” said Gord Johns, Member Elegy • Part 1 • Even The Dead Are BCSC 1494, that recognized the Ab- of Parliament for Courtenay-Alber- Threatened by William Thomas original Right of the Ahousaht, Hes- ni. quiaht, Tla-o-qui-aht, Ehattesaht, • OP/ED • • 6 • AMBAZONIA and Mowachaht/Muchalaht Nations The overall process has left Ahou- by Gwynne Dyer to commercially fish in their territo- saht, Hesquiaht, Tla-o-qui-aht, • 11 • POEM: DEAR SUICIDE BOMBER ries. Ehattesaht and Mowachaht/Mucha- by ThomasProvençal laht fishermen struggling. “It should not take the Government of Canada 10 years to live up to a “We should not have to fight for a judgement of Canada’s high court. way of life that our ancestors carried Why do they think they are above on for thousands of years. Past gov- the law?” questioned Kekinusuqs, ernments imposed small portions of Judith Sayers, President of Nuu- our territory as reservations because chah-nulth Tribal Council. “This is we depended on the sea. Through REGULAR FEATURES absolutely unacceptable. If this were government policies our people • 3 • Tide Table • 11 • Gary’s Toon anyone else, the government would have been systematically forced off • 11 • Advertising Rates/Editorial Policy have settled with them long ago. the waters,” said Wickaninnish, Clif- • 12 • Crossword This means 10 years of lost revenue ford Atleo, lead negotiator for the • 12 • Mr. Stofer to our fisherman and a denial of our Ahousaht First Nation. • 13 • Classified Ads right to a commercial fishery. The • 14 • Business/Services Directory • 14 • The Coming Week’s Events federal government must not stall This 10-year commemoration of the anymore and must move immedi- Supreme Court decision has com- Cover image: Waiting on the day’s bustle. Photo by Dreadful Imagery ately to remedy this issue.” pelled the five Nations (Ahousaht, Hesquiaht, Tla-o-qui-aht, Ehatte- Despite this pivotal Supreme Court saht, and Mowachaht/Muchalaht) ruling in 2009, implementation of to insist on action from the newly the ruling has not only been signifi- elected government. A letter was cantly delayed but challenged by a sent to Prime Minister Trudeau • DENMAN: 700 • HORNBY: 510 • • E-SUBSCRIPTIONS: 42 • series of unsuccessful attempts to earlier today, citing promises made appeal the decision by the Canadian during both elections. The letter CORRESPONDENT Anthony Gregson government. requested the following from the DESIGN/PROD. Chris Seguin Prime Minister: PUBLISHER Mike Van Santvoord 2550 Lake Road “The decision by successive Con- Denman Island, BC servative and Liberal governments • Direct your Ministers and their V0R 1T0 to fight First Nations in court over staffs (CIRNA and Fisheries) to con- [email protected] rights already affirmed by the Su- clude a reconciliation agreement theislandsgrapevine.com preme Court to catch and sell fish with our five Nations by March of 250-335-9188 within their territories is a betrayal 2020 so that we can begin to imple The opinions expressed herein do not of the Nation-to-Nation relation- necessarily reflect the views of the Publisher. ship that must be the foundation of . continued on Page 4 . • THE ISLANDS GRAPEVINE • NOVEMBER 7TH, 2019 • 3 • COMM NEW! CRAFT FAIR RAFFLE INFO TTIDEIDE TTABLEABLE By Laura Busheikin • Secondary Tidal SStationtation ForFordd Cove • here aren’t any truly slow times at the Denman Christmas Craft less 2019-11-07 2019-11-12 TFair, but there are times that are busy than, say, Saturday (Thursday) (Tuesday) morning, when the crowds can make the scene worthy of a rush Time Height Time Height hour traffic report from Vancouver: “Expect delays over by GordonPDT (m) (ft) PST (m) (ft) Hutchens, and the left lane is slow by the kids’ table. There’s a stalled03:06 3.2 10.5 06:18 4.3 14.1 08:34 2.4 7.9 11:25 3.1 10.2 group over in the Activity Centre by the candles, so you might want15:45 4.6 15.1 16:48 4.4 14.4 to consider heading left when you get past Fireweed’s table.” 22:51 2.3 7.5 2019-11-13 2019-11-08 (Wednesday) Most fair-goers love the heady atmosphere created by the milling (Friday) Time Height Time Height PST (m) (ft) crowds, but it does get squishy. Fair organizers have widened thePDT (m) (ft) 00:00 1.2 3.9 aisles, which helps, and now they’re offering a tempting prize for04:18 3.4 11.2 07:01 4.5 14.8 people visiting in the slower times: a free raffle for anyone entering09:30 2.5 8.2 12:08 3.2 10.5 the doors between 2:00 and 4:00 both days. The prize is a selection16:15 4.5 14.8 17:13 4.4 14.4 23:17 2.1 6.9 2019-11-14 of stocking stuffers made by Craft Fair vendors. 2019-11-09 (Thursday) (Saturday) Time Height “There are always so many great stocking stuffers at the fair,” saysTime Height PST (m) (ft) Fair Coordinator Autumn White. “That makes this a fun way to evenPST (m) (ft) 00:32 1 3.3 out traffic a bit.” She defines “stocking stuffer” as a relatively04:11 small 3.6 11.8 07:46 4.6 15.1 09:19 2.7 8.9 12:53 3.4 11.2 item priced at around $20.00 or less. These don’t necessarily need 15:39to 4.5 14.8 17:41 4.3 14.1 be stuffed into anything, she points out—they make great gifts for22:41 1.9 6.2 2019-11-15 many occasions. 2019-11-10 (Friday) (Sunday) Time Height Time Height PST (m) (ft) “You could buy eight little gifts, one for each of the eight nightsPST (m) (ft) 01:07 0.9 3.0 of Hanukkah,” says Fair Media Coordinator Laura Busheikin, who04:56 3.8 12.5 08:32 4.7 15.4 celebrates Christmas, Hanukkah, and Winter solstice. “And I always10:03 2.8 9.2 13:43 3.6 11.8 buy a bunch of small items to keep on hand throughout the year 16:02for 4.5 14.8 18:12 4.2 13.8 - 23:05 1.6 5.2 hostess gifts and other tokens of appreciation. I love having a draw 2019-11-11 er full of candles, soaps, needle-felted creatures, shiny things, and (Monday) more, on hand to give away as needed.” Time Height PST (m) (ft) Some highlights from the prize package include: 05:37 4.1 13.5 10:44 2.9 9.5 16:24 4.5 14.8 • Cozy felted insoles and a do-it-yourself needle-felting kit23:31 1.4 4.6 from Christine O’Neill SourSource:ce: tidestides.gc.ca.gc.ca • Tiny ceramics pieces, including an aqua-blue mini-vase by Shirley Phillips • Body products, including menthol foot and chest rub from Three Corners Naturals.
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